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ABSTRACT
We
propose considering an institutional context as a fuzzy control system,
and, thereby, the role of any given institution to be akin to a
database of fuzzy rules. We develop this analogy for a hierarchical
institutional system and provide an overview of the method for designing
the database structure using a hierarchical system of linguistic rules.
This, we submit, is as an interesting way of looking at institutional
development with nested institutions.
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Goorha, P. and Potts, J. (2015) Defining “Context” with Institutions as Fuzzy Rule Bases. Theoretical Economics Letters, 5, 14-18. doi: 10.4236/tel.2015.51003.
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